Hattshire / raspberrypi-setup

Fancy things to replicate my rpi setup

Raspberry Pi Setup/Scripts/Güereber'llu'colit

Some fancy things to setup my rpi, so if I fk'up the MicroSD I can get it back running without doing the boring stuff again.

I'm using it as a local server, as this is the only easy to get not-that-expensive low-power thing I can use for now.

Getting Started

Prerequisites and/or asumptions

• The rpi is already connected to lan (wifi or eth, doesn't matter, for now).
• The rpi has Raspbian/RaspberryPi OS Lite (x64) installed
• The rpi names itself raspberrypi, and thus it's network address is raspberrypi.local
  • If not, edit ansible/hosts.yml. More info >here<.
• The local computer has python 3 with pycrypto and ansible installed
• SSH was configured to log in with a private key, on pi user (ssh [e-mail] is sufficent to be in), and pi user's password is no longer "raspberry" (Security first, even if my ISP doesn't give me any open ports to the Public :c)

Specs/limitations (at the time of writting)

Board:
  - Raspberry PI 4
  - Model B
  - 2GB RAM

MicroSD: 
  - Kensington 128GB class 10

Power:
  - 2A generic usb charger (that probably doesn't deliver more than 1A, but idk)

Peripheals:
  - No External Storage
  - No Display
  - No Sound
  - No nothing
  ...

Ansible Roles

Everything I did has an ansible role, so I can remake an identical system, they are:

• dns: DNS service with dnsmasq
• http: Simple LAMP Stack setup
• RabbitMQ: Message Broker
• transmission: Transmission Torrent Daemon accesible from LAN
• turtl: Personal Turtl service
• zenko-cloudserver: S3-compatible ObjectStorage service with multicloud agregation support

System Preparation

1. Install Raspberry Pi OS Lite x64 on the microsd card.
2. Enable ssh (Create a file named /boot/ssh)
3. Install the microsd on the pi
4. Connect the pi to the network using eth. and power on.
5. Copy the ssh id (ssh-copy-id [e-mail])
6. Change default password
7. Update the system

Setup

1. First, set a vault password creating the vault password file on the local home dir

echo P45UWURD > ~/.ansible_rpi_vault

2. Recreate the vault (If password is lost or something)

Note: variables to set are specified in the group_vars/rpi/vars file (not so clearly but at least not shady)

cd ansible
ansible-vault create group_vars/rpi/vault

3. Install dependencies

cd ansible
ansible-galaxy install -r requirements.yml

4. Finally, run the main playbook

cd ansible
ansible-playbook site.yml

As of 22022022 enabled playbooks works as intended.

Built With

• Ansible - That thing to automate things on other things that aren't the local thing but it can also be used there.
• luv <3 - UwU

Authors

• Me - Puked this repo - Hattshire@Github

License

This project is (un)licensed under the UNLicense - see the UNLICENSE.md file for details

Acknowledgments

• Artemmkin/Infrastructure As Code Tutorial for kickstarting me to the ansible side of things
• Pi My Life Up for simplifying the dns setup for me
• Loose screws on my linux setups
• My cat Teo for beign so cute <3 But at the same time so traitor with my feelings :'c

Side Notes

Yes this was a template, a very good one, so good U want to use it too, here here:

PurpleBooth/README-Template.md

I know you want it 7u7